This document is a chapter from an open distance learning course on evaluating information. It discusses five criteria for evaluating information: authority, objectivity, accuracy, currency, and scope. For each criterion, it provides a brief definition and considerations for evaluation. The criteria are defined as follows: authority evaluates the author's credentials; objectivity means information is presented factually without bias; accuracy means information is correct and supported by evidence; currency refers to how up-to-date the information is; and scope refers to the intended audience and comprehensiveness of coverage. Examples of past exam questions are also provided.